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Qingxi Tombs AAAAA National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit

Qingxi Tombs are located at the foot of Yongning Mountain 15 kilometers west of Yi County, Hebei Province. It is the largest, most complete, and most complete variety in my country. One of the royal tombs of the Qing Dynasty, it is the most outstanding representative of China's mausoleum architectural art over the past two thousand years. On the 8,300-hectare protected area of ??the Qingxi Mausoleum, there are 4 emperor mausoleums, 3 empress mausoleums, 4 gardens for princes, princesses, and princes, 14 mausoleums, and two ancillary buildings (Yongsi Fu and Xinggong). ). Buried there are 4 emperors Yongzheng, Jiaqing, Daoguang and Guangxu, 9 queens, 57 concubines, 2 princes, 6 elder brothers, and a total of 78 people. There are more than a thousand palace buildings and more than a hundred stone buildings standing in the mausoleum area, and their architectural forms and regulations clearly reflect the rules and regulations of feudal society. The four imperial mausoleums and three empress mausoleums are all covered with yellow glazed tiles; the concubines, princesses, and princes’ bedrooms are covered with green glazed tiles or gray cloth tiles,...[Details]

Baili Gorge

Bailixia AAAA

National Geopark - Bailixia Bailixia consists of three canyons with a total length of 105 miles. The canyons are distributed in the shape of antlers, and the outermost one is called " "Scorpion Valley": 25 miles in total length. At the entrance of Baili Gorge Scenic Area, there is a "Xianguan Guiding Road" scenic spot to introduce tourists to Scorpion Valley. This ditch is 25 miles long and is named after the scorpion grass growing all over the ditch. The grass is shaped like a young mulberry. If you touch its leaves with your skin, you will feel unbearable pain, but it will heal after a short time. There are breathtaking views such as "Dragon Pond Reflecting the Moon", "Mo'er Cliff" and "Tiezuo Cliff" in Xiezi Valley. The canyon in the middle is "Haitangyu":